N773AX

This airframe, registered as N773AX, is a Boeing-built freighter originally delivered in 1983 by The Boeing Company with construction serial number 22788. It is recorded in corporate ownership by CARGO AIRCRAFT MANAGEMENT INC of Wilmington, OH, US, and carries United States registry. The airframe is a passenger-to-freighter conversion designated Boeing 767-281(BDSF) and is noted in records as freighter-converted (BDSF). Valuation and detailed condition reports are Not published in the supplied data.

Originally certificated with a single-class capacity of 255 passengers, this specific airframe has been converted to a freighter configuration and therefore no longer maintains a standard passenger cabin. The supplied data does not publish an avionics fit or specific cargo handling equipment, though the airframe is identified by its BDSF conversion status which implies structural and interior rework to accommodate freight operations. Its owner, CARGO AIRCRAFT MANAGEMENT INC of Wilmington, OH, US, places the aircraft within a corporate cargo operator context under United States registry for freight missions. Typical mission profiles for this registration class would emphasize medium- to long-range payload transport consistent with the airframe’s range and cruise performance, but specific route assignments and maintenance schedules are Not published.

The airframe belongs to the Boeing 767 family niche as a medium widebody twinjet offering long-range capability and economical twin-engine performance for cargo operators. With a cruise speed near 470 kts and a range of 6,590 nm, this variant competes in the market segment against similar converted widebodies serving transcontinental and intercontinental freight routes. Engines of type GE CF6-80A are common on older 767s, which has implications for maintenance sourcing, shop visit frequency, and resale considerations; potential buyers consider airframe age (built 1983, s/n 22788) and conversion history when evaluating longevity and component life.